National Park

Nimali Tarangire

Set on the north-eastern boundary of the Tarangire National Park, Nimali Tarangire is a lodge-style tented camp overlooking the banks of a seasonal river and watering hole that wild animals love to visit. In its own exclusive concession full of beautiful flora and fauna, Nimali offers privacy and tranquillity as well as unrivalled game viewing opportunities. Its range of activities are perfect to immerse you in your safari experience including fly camping, cultural tours and guided walks. At Nimali Tarangire you’ll get the best of both worlds, being next door to a National Park but surrounded by the sheltered seclusion of the camp, allowing you to feel a sense of exclusive luxury at a more affordable price.

Little Oliver’s

Deep within Tarangire National Park, Little Oliver’s is one of the most amazing spots in east Africa for an exclusive safari adventure. Just a kilometre downstream from its sister camp, Oliver’s, Little Oliver’s is perfectly placed to relish in the unspoilt landscapes and vibrant wildlife. Although known for its elephant herds, big cats and birdlife, the Park is brimming with all kinds of wildlife no matter the time of year and Little Oliver’s is there to make sure you get to see as much as possible. With just 5 tents, it’s also a top choice if you’re looking for a quieter, more intimate safari experience and can be exclusively booked if you’re looking to travel with friends or family groups.

Kuro Tarangire

In a remote corner of the Tarangire, Kuro Tarangire sits secluded in a grove of acacia trees overlooking the golden savannah and Tarangire River, ready to offer an intimate, rustic safari experience. With special focus on game drives and safari walks, guests will be able to make the most of the picturesque landscape and the thriving populations of wildlife. No matter where you’d like to go and when, there’ll always be amazing things to see, whether it’s a lion stalking their prey or elephants happily grazing. With the frequently visited river right on the camp’s doorstep, you won’t even have to leave the peace and quiet of your private deck to watch the wonderful wildlife entirely disturbed, so even if you need to slow down for a day you’ll never be missing out!

Siwandu

Sheltered in a grove of palms on the shores of Lake Nzerakera, part of the watery byways of the Rufiji River system, Siwandu is perfectly situated within the prime game area to fully experience the abundant wildlife of Selous Game Reserve. Explore the breathtaking landscape by foot on our morning game walks, by 4WD vehicles with our expert driver guides and on the water with boat cruises on both the river and on the lake. Broadly spaced along the lakeshore, Siwandu’s superbly appointed accommodation ensures maximum privacy and every opportunity to soak up the sights and sounds of the purest African bush. The ten spacious octagonal tents allows guests to observe animals as they saunter past while reclining on the majestic king sized bed under the overhead fan or from the open-air stargazer showers which adjoin the en-suite bathrooms.

Chada Katavi

Chada Katavi offers guests an authentic safari camp experience in the heart of Katavi National Park. Retreat into nature at this simple yet comfortable bush camp, where guests can enjoy wildlife viewing from the comfort of their private verandah. The camp overlooks the Chada Plain from the shade of the acacia and tamarind trees, and its proximity to the river and waterholes means that guests will be able to watch the many resident hippos as they lounge in the cooling waters. The camp’s natural aesthetic and small size of just 6 tents offers an exclusive safari experience, and a chance to get away from the rest of the world, immersing yourself in the stunning natural world that Western Tanzania has to offer.

Ol Donyo Lodge

ol Donyo Lodge is located in the Mbirikani Group Ranch, which is 275,000 acres and owned by the local Maasai tribe. It is nestled within rolling hills, bordering the Chyulu Hills National Park and placed in between both Amboseli and Tsavo National Park. Both the landscapes and wildlife are incredibly diverse in this area, and often Africa’s tallest mountain – Mount Kilimanjaro – can be seen from the lodge. Hidden in amongst trees and bushes, each suite is unique in design, merged into the landscape and all have magnificent views of Kilimanjaro and the surrounding plains. Perfect for families, groups and romantic getaways ol Donyo Lodge offers a range of activities from horseback riding to bush walks and game drives making for a memorable safari experience. Dining outside, guests can really get a feel of Kenya and leave their worries behind. There are a variety of ways to self-indulge, be it from a dip in the infinity pool, sleeping under the stars or receiving a stress relieving massage. Guests will leave stress-free and enlightened after a truly unforgettable safari experience.

Angama Mara

Balanced on the verge of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, between heaven and earth, Angama Mara overlooks the vast plains of the Maasai Mara. This eagerly sought-out destination has everything one could possibly need for a perfect getaway – two separate and intimate camps, with 15 glass-fronted tented suites each, a private airfield and prime access to the Mara, custom-made safari days and all the warmth and hospitality that Kenya is known for. Angama Mara has an evocative power over its visitors, with guests having described a “dreamlike” feeling, a sense immediate connection, or of returning to somewhere they have never been. Reaching 300 metres above the Maasai Mara, Angama hangs in the balance of romantic escapism and authentic safari, nurturing a feeling of being where one is meant to be.

Governors’ Il Moran Camp

Il Moran is often considered to be the premiere camp of the Maasai Mara, with beautiful scenery, rich culture and the best wildlife viewing at your fingertips. Small and peaceful, it’s a fantastic destination for honeymooners, couples and those who are searching for a special and eco-conscious adventure. Il Moran Camp resides in the forest shade mirroring the flow of the Mara River, where hippos wallow happily. Recently refurbished in 2018, this Silver Eco award-winning camp is ideal for those seeking a little extra luxury. Il Moran has been kept small to hold on to that cosy intimate feel, with just 10 canvas tents hidden under the ancient trees, lining the winding banks of the Mara River

Little Governors’ Camp

Little Governors’ Camp is an intimate setting that has won the hearts of its guests time and time again, with arguably the best safari atmosphere of all the Governors’ Camps. The camp can only be reached by boat and a forest walk, and animals, including a resident warthog family can roam freely, so that guests are truly removed from civilisation is never in question. The 17 recently renovated guest tents are tucked away on the forest’s edge overlooking the much visited watering hole, bringing the wilds right to your door. The experience at Governors’ Private Camp is founded on tranquillity, intimacy and a connection with nature. Its wonderful location made it the top choice for the BBC’s “Big Cat Diaries” filming and remains a prime spot to witness Big Cats to this day, with really high chances of seeing lions, leopards and cheetahs.

Governors’ Private Camp

One might regard Governors’ Private Camp as the jewel in the Collection’s crown, and with good reason. Picked on a pristine spot by the Mara River where animals come to drink and take cooling dips, a sublime safari adventure awaits. A personalised experience is the trademark of Governors’ Private Camp with a warm and friendly team on hand to see to your every need. The whole camp can be exclusively booked for a large family or travelling party and so is perfect for a cosy group setting away from the clamour of more crowded destinations. Governors’ Private Camp is a much sought out location by tourists and wildlife alike, a place where two worlds converge.

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